Being Your Radiance, Remembering Your Wild
by Caitlin Maree Hart· 2 min readThere is a version of you that doesn't shrink.
Who doesn't ask for permission to shine.
Who walks barefoot, heart-first, breath deep, hips loose.
She laughs too loudly.
She moves like water.
She says no without apology — and yes without fear.
She is not something you have to become.
She is something you've always been.
And she is still here.
Just under the surface.
Waiting.
Waiting for you to remember.
Being Your Radiance
Radiance is not about being bright all the time.
It's not about always smiling, always shining, always knowing.
Radiance is the light that seeps through the cracks.
It's the way your truth softens a room.
It's the glow of a woman who's come home to herself.
Your radiance is not performative.
It's not polished.
It's not for anyone else.
It's your presence.
It's your pulse.
It's your beingness.
To be your radiance is not to force anything —
It's to let yourself be fully seen.
Unedited. Undimmed.
Remembering Your Wild
Your wild is not chaos.
It is not reckless.
It is not something to tame.
Your wild is sacred.
It is your instinct.
Your sensuality.
Your cycles.
Your creativity.
Your no.
Your pleasure.
Your rage.
Your remembering.
It's the part of you that knows.
Before the story.
Before the shame.
Before the silence.
It's the way your body reaches for what's true —
even when you've been taught to turn away.
A Practice to Return
If you've forgotten — or feel far away from her — here's a soft way to begin:
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Find a quiet space. Light a candle.
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Place your hands on your body. Anywhere you want to be met.
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Close your eyes. Breathe deep.
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Whisper: "I am allowed to glow. I am allowed to grow wild. I am not too much. I am coming home."
Move if you need to.
Cry if you need to.
Laugh, sing, soften — whatever stirs.
Let it live. Let it rise.
This Is Not About Becoming Someone New
This is about reclaiming what was never lost — only hidden.
This is about softness that is strong.
Power that is quiet.
Wildness that is wise.
You don't need to fix yourself.
You don't need to earn your own light.
You just need to remember.
You are your radiance.
You are your wild.
You always have been.
Welcome home.
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